Gerald Tucciarone is a bilingual marketing executive with over 20 years of experience in domestic and international markets. He holds an MBA and has excelled in retail banking, operations, new business development, multi-channel product distribution, marketing management, account management, and staff development. He is a confident leader with a track record of increasing sales through market expansion and growing the bottom line through management efficiencies.

Throughout his career, Tucciarone has contributed to the growth and success of various organizations. He expanded the business of TMX Finance in Dallas by an average of 30% per year and received several top awards for goal achievement and leadership. He grew the Las Vegas International 1031 Club by increasing its listing base from $15M to more than $350M, recognized as one of the fastest-growing brokerages in Las Vegas. He elevated the sales of mortgage and real estate for Consumer Direct of America from $270M to $1.1B and expanded the territory from six offices in five states to 65 offices in 34 states. He also turned around a declining H&R Block store and achieved progressive growth, providing exceptional service to individual and corporate clients.

Tucciarone's skill set includes account management, advertising agency management, advertising/marketing plans, bi-lingual Spanish/English, brand positioning, budget/sales forecasting, business development, international management, marketing management, operations procedures, product pricing, real estate brokerage management, staff development, start-ups, and tactical market planning.

He studied at various institutions, including College Year in Athens, Augsburg College, Thunderbird School of Global Management, and the University of Minnesota, where he earned an MIM/MBA, a BA in Business Administration, and certifications in commercial taxation, corporate taxation, auditing, and A+ at H&R Block University.

Tucciarone has held various positions at Ximiti Inc., TMX Finance, H&R Block, The Las Vegas 1031 Tax Free Exchange, Consumer Direct Mortgage Banking and Real Estate, American Pacific Language Institute, and Black & Decker.